Sentence examples for whose entrances from inspiring English sources

Locals are often restricted from accessing beaches whose entrances are flanked by security guards.

Lost gardens, courtyards whose entrances have been eliminated, shacks buried in vegetation like Mayan temples … You could hack a path into the thicket and converse - as a contemporary - with the dead centuries".

Dr. Albright addressed a rising frustration in the West Bank and Gaza with a peace effort that after seven years still leaves the Palestinians there living either under direct Israeli occupation or in areas whose entrances and exits are controlled by Israeli security forces.

Drug tunnels: Mexican authorities are reporting that the Sinaloa cartel is responsible for two tunnels whose entrances were discovered west of the Otay Mesa Port of Entry.

Several blocks boast traditional Chinese bakeries, shopfronts and fishmongers, whose entrances teem with blue crabs and razor clams (the wise will do some bargain grocery shopping while in the neighborhood).

There are some stations (Like Miromesnil) whose entrances are within a building.

Quincy was replaced by Haminu Dramani, whose entrance was greeted with suspicion by the crowd.

The town is the southern gateway to Grand Teton National Park, whose entrance is about 12 miles (19 km) to the north.

In 1789 he designed the University of Edinburgh, whose entrance front is perhaps his most successful exterior.

The new store is in a six-story rental apartment building whose entrance is at 108 West 15th Street.

Niarchos's apartment building, whose entrance is actually in South Audley Street, is a physical representation of a closed world.